The best four events to attend this Easter in Islington  

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Easter is almost here, and if you are unsure about your plans for the holiday, Islington Now has come up with four ideas for what you can do to celebrate! 

  1. Easter fun day at Hope Church 

First on our list is this fun day event at St Mary Magdalene Church, Holloway Road where you can bring a picnic and go on their annual trail. You will be able to play on a bouncy castle and have an egg-cellent Saturday!  

When: 30 March 

Timings: 1pm to 4pm  

Where: Hope Church, Holloway Road, Islington, N7 8LT. 

  1. Islington Easter Holiday Camp 

This interesting camp is a four-day event where children between ages 4 to 11 will be taught beginners’ Ukulele. The best part about this camp is that parents can choose two timings to send their kids here. Standard hours are from 9:30am to 4pm, and extended hours are from 8am to 5:30pm. 

Prices: Standard hours – £52.50; Extended hours – £62.50 

When: 2 April – 5 April 

Where: Drayton Park Primary School, 52 Drayton Park, London, N51PJ 

  1. Hope & Anchor  

Make the most of your Easter weekend by dining at the Grade II listed pub Hope & Anchor to experience their carefully curated Easter special menu, which features items such as Spicy Cauli Shawarma, Camembert Fondue, and Gochujang Pork Bao Buns. See here for more details.  

Where: 207 Upper Street, Islington, N1 1RL 

  1. The Velveteen Rabbit at Saddlers Wells  

If you are a theatre lover, don’t miss out on The Velveteen Rabbit, a contemporary dance show inspired by Margery William’s book at Saddlers Wells. Watch trailer here. 

Running time: 45 minutes 

Tickets: £18 onwards 

When: Various shows on 5 April and 6 April  

Where: Lilian Baylis Studio, 183 Rosebery Ave, London, EC1R 4TJ 

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